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meduz
meduz

Reputation: 4241

make a jupyter notebook run even if the page is closed

I love notebooks. I love them so much that I have many of them running at the same time, often in different browsers, sometimes on different remote clients. I miss one feature: when I close the tab corresponding to a running notebook, it warns that the corresponding run will be stopped.

My question:

How do I make a jupyter notebook resume it's run even if the page is closed ?

such that I can:

From what I understand, the client-server architecture could make that possible, but that there may be issues with multiple concurrent runs...

PS: I created an issue on GitHub

Upvotes: 5

Views: 3341

Answers (1)

meduz
meduz

Reputation: 4241

In fact, this was answered in the github issue:

takluyver commented on 26 Apr 2017: Anything already running in the notebook will keep running, and the kernel it started for that will stay running - so it won't lose your variables. However, any output produced while the notebook isn't open in a browser tab is lost; there isn't an easy way to change this until we have the notebook server able to track the document state, which has been on the plan for ages.

Thanks!

Upvotes: 3

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